Current Taxiway Restrictions

02/24/2025 12:30 PM

LAX Ops Advisory - Current Taxiway Restrictions 

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LAX Ops Advisory - There are five taxiway restrictions in place at this time.
 

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Advisory: 2025-05
 
February 24, 2025

Current Taxiway Restrictions

 
As a reminder, as of 2/24/25 there are currently FIVE taxiway restrictions in place on the aircraft movement areas. 
CURRENT RESTRICTIONS
Taxiway C between Taxiways N & B13
Currently Restricted to Aircraft Design Group V and Smaller (A350/777)
(Estimated End Date: 4/28/25)

 
Taxiway D between Taxiways P & W
Currently Restricted to Aircraft Design Group V and Smaller (A350/777)
(Estimated End Date: 4/30/25)

 
Taxiway V between Taxiways D & E
Currently Restricted to Aircraft Design Group V and Smaller (A350/777)
(Estimated End Date: 4/30/25)

 
Taxiway C between Taxiways C5 & C6
Currently Restricted to Aircraft Design Group III and Smaller (A321/737)
(Estimated End Date: 2/28/25)

 
Taxilane C5
Currently Restricted to Aircraft Design Group III and Smaller (A321/737)
(Estimated End Date: 2/28/25) 
 

 
This Advisory is not to be used for navigation. Please reference airport NOTAMs for up-to-date information on all movement area restrictions and closures. 
 
Please forward this Advisory to all appropriate ground operations, technical operations or flight operations departments as necessary. 
 
For questions or comments regarding this advisory, please contact Airside Manager Cary Buchanan at Cbuchanan@lawa.org. For any immediate hazards/questions, please contact the ARCC at (424) 646-LAWA (5292).

 

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